Re: Some sort of Trim function and how to get ALL CAPS changed..
From: John Webb via AccessMonster.com (forum_at_AccessMonster.com)
Date: 03/23/05
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Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 07:01:23 GMT
With regards to keeping the state in uppercase - well, if the state is
ALWAYS listed, and is ALWAYS listed as 2 characters in length, then simply
take your existing string, shorten it by two characters then append the
last 2 characters of it to itself but using strConv("YOUR STRING",
vbUpperCase).
However, I would seriously suggest removing state altogether, and placing
it into a separate field.
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